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Puebla Attractions

 
Mexican State

The state of Puebla is bounded on the north and east by Veracruz, on the south by Oaxaca and Guerrero, and on the west and north-west by Morelos, the Estado de México, Tlaxcala and Hidalgo. The landscape is characterised by plateaux, mountain ranges with glacial peaks and fertile valleys. Puebla is densely inhabited and is one of Mexico's most important cultural and economic areas. The population includes Criollos (Creoles), descendants of Spaniards, and mestizos, as well as various Indian tribes such as Náhua, Otomí, Totonacs and Mazatecs.

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Cantona was a thriving community between the years of 600 and 950. This fortified town with pyramids, palaces, and some two dozen ball-game courts, is one of the most important finds in the region.

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(Near Acatepec)
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